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Take a bite out of the Baton Rouge Beets or the vegan optional pot stickers. Not to mention the vegan optional Nachos Nomad or Vegan Crab Cakes made with chickpeas and kelp cakes over couscous and local veggies. Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday, closed Sunda...
We exited the freeway, grabbed a small bite to eat in a little “downtown” area right near the front gate of the campus, then drove in. As soon as the rented Tesla crossed the campus line, I cried, overcome with emotion I couldn’t explain to the kids. With the feeling behind the...
This is another perfect example of a national chicken chain that still clings tightly to its roots. The Raising Cane's you can get today on Airline Drive in Bossier City is exactly like the Raising Cane's you would've gotten at the very first location in Baton Rouge at their grand openin...
In these back pages, Acadiana Table aims to serve up a side dish of talk about food and an introduction to locals and locales that are off the eatin’ path. These are the people I know or the places I go. I urge you to visit them and buy from these artisans who are masters of ...
and crawfish. Natives are accustomed to paying about $35 on average for a 5 pound order at a restaurant, and around $2-3 per pound for live crawfish. The year 2024 has been much different, and a bit depressing for those of us who would eat them any other year at least once a month...
and crawfish. Natives are accustomed to paying about $35 on average for a 5 pound order at a restaurant, and around $2-3 per pound for live crawfish. The year 2024 has been much different, and a bit depressing for those of us who would eat them any other year at least once a month...
and crawfish. Natives are accustomed to paying about $35 on average for a 5 pound order at a restaurant, and around $2-3 per pound for live crawfish. The year 2024 has been much different, and a bit depressing for those of us who would eat them any other year at least once a month...